account taking us above san francisco. thanks for watching. see you next week. i am shannon bream. republicans make their case for the midterms just weeks before the vote that can shift the battle for power in congress. >> i challenge the president to join with us. let's go across the country and debate what his policies have done to america. >> the gop's agenda and effort to win over independent voters as the clock ticks down to election day. >> we'll look at the party's plans to fight inflation and keep americans safe and hold the government accountable. >> parents are the primary stake holders for the kids' education. which is why we'll pass a parent

bill of rights. >> the largest teacher union in america. >> a heck a lot on the state ballot. >> we'll ask elise stefanik when critics are calling extreme. then, protests break out across russia after vladimir putin orders 300,000 russian reservice to ukraine. we'll ask retired four-star jean jack keane what he makes of the putin's threat and the u.s. response. manchin's vote was crucial to get the democrats' health bill passed last month. now, now the bill he made is dividing congress. that means the government could run out of money this week. >> there are people willing to vote to shutdown this government because of political reasons they don't like, they have to answer that. >> we'll have his plan from the

right and the left, only on "fox news sunday." >> plus -- >> there is no better examples of the left targeting political opponents. >> former president trump facing more legal harold. we'll ask what it means all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ hello again from fox news from washington. a little more than a month until the midterms, republicans laying out their agenda. should they retake control of the house come november? kevin mccarthy released the plan on friday. the focus, on a nation that's safe, free and prosperous and a government that's accountable. democrats were quick to react calling the plan thin on details. we'll discuss with elise stefanik. let's turn to lucas on traveling

with the president. hey, lucas. >> reporter: hey shannon, the dow has dropped nearly two years and inflation remaining high. many americans are feeling the squeeze. >> reporter: they have no plan to fix all the problems they created. >> kevin mccarthy rolling out the gop's commitment to america accusing democrats ignoring rising crimes and rising crisis and parents' rights. president biden speaking to the nation's largest labor union, public schoolteachers. >> kevin mccarthy went to pennsylvania and unveiled, i love what he calls commitment to america. now, that's a thin series of policy goals with little and no details. >> reporter: the teachers offered little to address falling test scores in education. the president using the occasion to make political attacks. jim banks fired back in the

statement, the national education association is a partisan lobbying arm for the dmc that harms students during the covid pandemic and continues to push anti-american ideologies in classrooms. some question the president bringing up abortion in front of educators. >> reporter: the white house refused to clarify if there are any limits. >> i am answering your question. what republicans are trying to do - is take us backward. they're trying to take away the rights and freedoms of americans. that's what we are calling out. >> reporter: late friday an arizona state ruled the state can enforce a total abortion ban. the white house call it catastrophic and dangerous and unacceptable. >> reporter: the white house postponed president biden's trip to florida this week, he was supposed to address a dnc campaign in orlando. that's scrubbed because of the

approaching tropical storm ian. this is as congress is trying to pass a spending plan on friday, one month ahead of the midterms. >> lucas, thank you. joining us now from new york is the number three republican in the house, congresswoman elise stefanik, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good to be with you shannon. >> let's start with this by "new york magazines." what republicans do not have is a lot of specificity. you heard that from the president and democrats saying there is a lot of slogans and they want good education and crimes to go down. it is the details of how you do that is what matters. why not more details? >> there are ample details. the focus on economic issues is we need to reign in inflation. we need to reign in the trillions of dollars of spending that we have seen under joe

biden and unify democrats far left government. lower the price of energy, i hear that from my constituents in new york. we have multiple bills that been introduced that democrats refuse to bring up when it comes to lowering those energy costs. when it comes to supporting our law enforcement and having a nation that's safe, we have legislation that'll immediately provide funding through recruitment and retention bonuses to hire additional 200,000 police officers. when it comes to freedom, i highlighted the parents bill of rights. this is a bill that republicans already introduced and we'll have ready to pass in the first 100 days in congress. day one, we intend to repeal the 87,000 irs agents, the army of irs agents that joe biden and democrats put into place to go after hardworking americans. so democrats have no plans, they are attacking us because they

are created crisis across the country. we have the commitment to tackle the crisis that democrats have created to make sure that we have a strong economy, a safe country and a future that's built on freedom and a government that's accountable. >> one of the accusations of why there are not enough details of the legislation, the house majority of democrats said, this was about distracting the narrative of your own deep division. "the washington post" also talked about this and conservative members of the gop said, they're expected to make darker demands of leadership in exchange for votes. what would you say to them and about accusations you guys are divided. >> i would say the media is trying to divide us, democrats are trying to divide us. we are united house of republicans whether it is the freedom of caucus or the republican steady committee.

awesome members of congress were able to provide input of the commitment to america. most importantly, shannon, the american people are constituents provided in this process. those are where our best ideas came. democrats have no plans when it comes to the crime crisis or the border crisis. these crisis have been created by democrats, unifying control of government in washington, republicans have a plan, we have legislation on each and everyone of these issues and we can't wait to get it done starting on day one as we earn back the house of majority. >> that's a big promise to potential voters out there to cast their ballots for you. there are those out there who'll remember that the gop promised to do things like rebuilding obamacare. they didn't do it. when republicans did last control congress, it was a quote, "do nothing." they were more about destruction and not delivering. how do you convince voters this time is different? >> steny hoyer is wrong, first

of all, we have the most secure border in our nation's history. that's compares to the most unsecured border under joe biden. it is a crisis over 3 million illegals who have crossed the border. this is a crisis that democrats have created themselves, the american people are smart, they know that while joe biden started his inauguration day trying to unify the country, they have done nothing but divided the country. republicans are going to achieve this, i think not only we are going to earn back the house, we are going to earn back the senate as well. we'll send every bit of legislation we promised to the president's desk and it is up to joe biden whether he works with us or play politics and veto. these important bills to reign in inflation and make sure we have a safe country and secure the border which is in free fall under biden's amnesty policies.

>> let's talk about the border, this viewed as political stunts, sanctuary places where they can and questions of what they have been told about going there. democrats say you don't have a better plan, they don't think this is a good look. these are real people with real lives. here is congressman what jeffery on this. >> they are putting politics over people in the most egregious way possible. >> how do you respond to those who say the optics people. >> hakeem jeffery should start acting like der crisis

because of the amnesty policies and the wide open border that's happened under democrat government, under joe biden. this is the most insecured border in our nation's history. go to south texas, we have a president of the united states and a vice president who refused to go to the southern bordered. the vast majority of house republicans gone to the southern border. we have seen del rio and eagle pass, we have seen this is a humanitarian crisis and economic crisis and national security crisis. all of these border issues and immigration crisis is a result of joe biden's failure. we have the most secure border in our american history. we know the policy that works, it is build the wall and catch and release. republicans will absolutely work to secure the board e shame on jeffery for being a policy pawn. he had one of the most proamnesty democrats in this current congress. republicans are pulling plus 39

when it comes to border security and the most nbc's polls. this is an issue of safety, it is an issue of security and who we are as the united states of america. republicans will secure the border. >> immigrations did not get resolved. the border was not secured with republicans. >> we made significant end roads. if you look at numbers of illegal crossings, it had skyrocketed under joe biden. the portions of the border wall was significant. that was more constructed under president biden and republican leadership ever before in our nation's history. we were addressing the border security crisis, that's unravelled starting on day one under joe biden. the american people know that. >> let's talk about this. senators across the hill had a

comment about what you wrote out. raisiing taxes on american families. he's able to site specific gop accusations, is that a party blunder? >> absolutely not, chuck schumer proposed the highest tax increase in our nation's history. the expansion bill that texas ran through had tax increases on every working americans. republicans are on the party of lowering taxes. that's in starke contrast to joe biden and nancy pelosi. when it comes to social security and medicare, republicans are ensuring to safe and ensuring for future generations. that means making sure they are fixed. when it comes to the issue of life, republicans are proudly pro-life, we support our most vulnerable. i am the newest mom in congress.

chuck schumer is attacking and it is because they have no plan. americans need a change of course, we need true leadership in both the house and senate who'll focus on the crisis that hardworking families are facing across the country. of course democrats are going to attack. they can't run on their record because it is a record of failure. >> chairwoman, we thank you for joining us to make the case to voters. we'll see you again soon. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. up next, joe manchin in the key legislation from the hill as his pipeline deal parks ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant. and phil?

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when joe manchin struck a deal with chuck schumer last month, it came with the price. to reform the tedious bill process for the new energy project. now, schumer is trying to find a way to keep his promise to

manchin, avoiding a potential shutdown. this is all tied together. joining us now from west virginia, senator joe manchin. senator, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> hey, good to be with you, shannon. >> let's start with the wall street journal's assessment of what's on the deal. you would get the benefit of the mountain pipeline. they say this, it creates new regulatory risks for fossil fuels which is the opposite of what he promised. had political leverage on the bills he traded votes on the chief. did you, senator? >> absolutely not. the reply will be going back in tomorrow. it will go into tomorrow to wall street journal. you will be able to see the reply and answering every one of the thing that i was evaluated wrongly. this is a chance in a lifetime to have energy independence, for us to have security in this

nation which we need and making sure we can take care of the american people with low energy prices, producing more oil and gas. we have to have permitting reform if you are going to will recall it. you have no way of infrastructure to deliver it. everyone knows that. my republican friends know that. >> they do. your republican colleagues and friends there in west virginia, she offered her own pace. she did that as an amendment of the reconciliation bill. you didn't vote for the bill, why not voted for it then as she offered it? >> her is a messaging bill, we understand that. the rec reconciliation bill, shelly and i work together, we put the country and the state before our political party. she incorporated many of the things she and 46 other

republican senators also had endorsed and agreed. i hope we can come together as americans and forget about our party. the party politics that's going on and make this opportunity, a reality that gives us security for our nation, that gives us independence and be able to lower the gas prices, lower the energy prices in america and help our allies around the world. >> certainly you understand where republicans don't think they should be the ones come across the isle to vote for a measure that benefits you which was done in exchange for your vote on a measure they did not support like a single one of them voted for the inflation reduction act. politico said this. they are quoting john cornyn. given what manchin did on the reconciliation bill, it is a lot of bad blood. how could you expect them to vote for this now? >> shannon, this is not about me. my republican friends, i have

been working for 12 years with them. i know their number one item and the number one priorities they had was permitting reform. the developmental world takes one to three years. why are we so behind to bring products inte markets? we are asking people around the world doing things for us we don't do for ourselves. my republican friends know where we are. this is not about the previous legislation. this is something of high priority that we have for our country. it is a time in history. if we don't -- shannon, take vng of this and come together as americans, we are going to look back five or 10 years from now wonder why we are not able to meet demands and why we allow putin to control and dictate our energy policies and what we are trying to respond to and not

able to do it in a timely fashion because we can't move energy in america. whether it is going to be new transmission lines for renewables or fossils or oil and gas that moves the product that we need today. that's what this is about. we need to come together as americans. >> so senator capita says she will support your measure, would you vote for hers if yours does not move and hers is offered as a separate measure. >> if it was a republican and she knows that, if the republicans were in the majority, i am the only democrat that ever voted for really truly permitting reform. there was only one vote from my friend dan sullivan and his reform. i would vote for permitting reform. i am asking this them to take the opportunity you finally have so that we can deliver energy that we need to lower gas prices

at the pump and lower energy prices in your home and be able to take care and keep ourselves secure and independent and be able to help our people and you are hurting badly and allowing putin to put this absolutely, using energy as a weapon and it is just unbelievable that we are in this position right now with what putin is doing and the world is changing of what he's doing and the carnage he's putting on the people of ukraine, innocent men and women. >> we have to respond. >> we'll talk about that later in the show, it is reprehensible. you got to convince not only republicans but democrats in your own party as well. a group of eight senators sent a letter to chuck schumer saying no way this measure should be tied. we ran out of money. we believe such important issues should be examine through detailed committee consideration

in a robust floor debate. they're worried about the climate and they said your measure would hurt low income americans and communities of color if they were to get passed. >> shannon, let me be honest with you, i never expected bernie sanders in the far extreme left than ever before. any permitting. they have never been for permitting reform. that's why we never had it. this is one time democrats in the house and the senate are supporting. our republicans not to see that and not be able to pass something they have been able to do for twelve years since i have been working with them. it would be basically a lost moment in history if we don't do this. i am hoping that they'll look at what we have in front of us. the energy independence security stopping putin dead in his tracks being able to do what we need to do to reduce the price

of energy and helping people in their homes as far as energy cost there. we have a golden opportunity and we have a majority, overwhelming majority of democrats supporting it. they're doing it because this is the right time and the right thing to do in our country. but, also it is a time we basically can bring democrats and republicans together as we have done with the bipartisan infrastructure bill. we have done it with the chips bill and we continue to do things when we need to do something for our country. this is the most important thing that we can do today. it is the most critical problem that we have in front of us which is energy, independence and security. >> as you look to try to get those votes together from both sides, here is something republican out of louisiana had to say this week, republican henry. >> he's my friend and he's a

savvy politician. he made a deal about without having all the ducks in a row. i am not even sure he knows all the ducks are. >> did you miscalculate on the ducks, senator? >> john is my dear friend. what a great person. i just enjoy him very much. the thing is we have good conversations. when they say they were not involved, everything i have done working with my republican colleagues have been incorporated in this. we have talked about it and worked about it. the process has come down to party line vote which is unfortunate, it is what we are dealing with in a toxic political atmosphere. i can assure you, everybody, we try to take everyone's input on this and my republican friends input is in this legislation. i am just hoping that and i am very optimistic that we have the opportunity, they realize this opportunity and they'll never pass again in our lifetime.

>> okay. >> in 2016 to 2020, they had republican president, republican senate, we could not move it because i was the only democrat. now we have a majority democrat and our republican friends can take it across the line. >> we'll see what they do. the budget model and the ceo found it had negligible effect. americans are paying more for everything in grosscerigrocerie. carl icanh warns the worst is to come. do you have at this point in voting for the reduction act which has not projected to

long-term or short term on this deal now that's not going anywhere on energy. >> inflation is horrible and extremely damaging to our economy, and damaging to every west virginia and every american. we have to fight inflation. the inflation reduction act basically first of all does puts more energy back into the markets. if you want to reduce prices, put more products out there. if you want to get your gasoline prices down, produce more oil. if you want to get your home heating, produce more natural gas. do it cleaner. that basically helps the climate and giving us more product. when you reduce the medicare prices of drugs. in west virginia, 300,000 west virginians rely on it. this does nothing but gives us a chance to reduce inflation.

and, you know, i have worked very hard to make sure we had an opportunity to be energy-independent and secure and fight putin's war. i understand bernie sanders and my left wing of the democratic party would never support anything that would let us be energy-independent with the energy that we have in our own country. >> senator, you have made the case. we'll see if your republicans and democrat colleagues are listening. thank you very mump. >> thank you, i appreciate being with you. putting the country's first is all about america and it is not about democrats or republicans. protests break out across russia as discontent over putin to draft more troops to profit his military campaign in ukraine. we'll go live to kyiv and discuss the fall-out when "fox news sunday" returns.

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ukraine. >> let us speak plainly, a permanent member of the united nation invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shameless lev levily violated the core of united state charter. >> every council member should send a clear message that these reckless nuclear threats must stop immediately. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is also making a plea. >> russia does not want to fulfill any international obligations. we must recognize russia is a state of terrorism. >> where do things stand more than six months into the invasion. in a moment, we'll discussed with the retired four-star

general jack keane. first, let's turn to how a look at the russians in response to putin's call to beef up the battlefield. hel hello. >> reporter: russian reservice hugged their loved ones good-bye. these the 300,000 people are called up to fight in ukraine, given by president volodymyr putin. >> i will go, do i have an alternative or i will get criminally prosecuted. >> reporter: the new some soldiers lacked moral. protests erupted that saw more than 1400 people arrested. a mass exodus at the country's

border. >> putin trying to do all he can to make up for significant battlefield losses in recent weeks. today, annexation referendum are under way in russian occupied area in ukraine. the voting to become part of russia was described as a sham and its western allies. >> reporter: volodymyr zelenskyy was clear in recent weeks, every part of this country will be liberated by his troops despite these referendums as zelenskyy describes it it is ukraine or death. >> trey, yingst, thank you very much. joining us is our jack keane. we are grateful for your insights. >> wonderful to be here and congratulations. >> thank you very much. let's start on where trey touched on of these referendums are being held in ukraine. "the new york times" reports it that ukrainians were forced to

go where their russian officials or proxy stood guard. their proxy was apparent to give president putin a pretext to gobble up their country. what do we make of this? >> he just had a military defeat quite sizable and he's got to admit now that he's losing his war. this is largely for his own domestic audience that they have gobbled up this increase terrain in four different regions in ukraine. anybody looking at this knows it is a sham and as trey pointed out and other commentators have, it is a voter's gunpoint. it is not going to mean anything and it is not going to stop ukrainians continuing their military operations inside these territories. they have conducted some significant attack in inside crimeal sham is

what it is and the whole international community sees it as such. >> it seems like these referendums will tie into over nuclear use by putin. "the washington post" talked about the speech he had. he reminded nato that russia possesses more modern weapons and putin pledged russia will use all weapons to protect its countries. how do you take those nuclear threats? >> first of all, i think the probability of it is very low but you have to take it seriously because of what these weapons, obviously and horrific applications to what it means. what is his motivation here? he had surrogates with these

weapons. he had some success to it because the delayed of distribution of weapons that zelenskyy was begging for for weeks, and finally it took months. the united states isto ukraine fighters like ng ukrainians and and infantry and fighting vehicles and other equipment that'll help ukrainians which would be conventional in combined arms and driving them out of the donbas region. he would likely curve that. let's assume he's serious. the use of a nuclear weapon is actually on the table which i think is probably very low but if you consider that, he's the factor, he's got to consider. he would use the nuclear weapon and do not want to end the war. that's not going to happen. the ukrainians and the people as well as the military are steadfast. they openly talk about the possibility of a nuclear weapon being targeted against them and

they are going to fight and continue to fight. the second thing is his arming on the battlefield, they're not trying to deal with a radio active nuclear battlefield. these guys are not trained to fight a conventional fight much less deal with an environment like that. then the third thing is this is about taking it serious, i believe the biden administration reported that they are talking to putin and his surrogates about the consequences, too. it is likely the expansion of the war, it brings the united states and nato into it. i don't think we'll put significant amount of ground troops. we'll conduct devastating error his military inside of ukraine. he knows that and so does his military people. he wants to win the war. if he uses the weapon, it

guarantees he loses. >> 60 minutes, the president said last week that -- there was walking back some of that clarification of that. the council of foreign relations said, while pledging to defend taiwan, the white house has clarified or they're trying to that u.s. policies have not changed. officials in beijing will see this that the u.s. is walking away a one-china policy. >> the american people must scratch their heads here and see what's going on. the essential ingredient in it that it would govern china and united states' behavior pertaining to taiwan's strap. we would help taiwan to defend

itself, made no statements about whether we would physically help them to defend themselves in terms of our own troops. that's the strategic abercrombie & fi am bu guty. >> if taiwan does not capitulate, he will use force to take over control. i suggest that he had violated the 1979, taiwan's agreement to maintain peace and stability. president biden said it four times already but making it a public declaration that mr. xi, if you are attacking taiwan, you are forcing me to respond military and defend it.

i would encourage my allies to do the same. >> we are about out of time. i want to ask you to comment on israel. their prime minister making comments at the u.n. this week. he says we'll do whatever it takes, taiwan will not get new nuclear e ancademic weapons. israel is convinced if iran has nuclear weapons, it is the next threat because they have said 40 years they intended to destroy the state of israel. they had intelligence for a number of years that indicates that iran would do just that. they had 9 million people, densely located in the small country and iran had 86 million people in the mountainous large country that iran had seriously considered destroying the state

of israel and believing that they could survive it. does that make any sense to anybody? no. that's not important. the fact is israelis believed it and they believe iran had the intent to destroy the state of israel. this is a dangerous point we are at. it can lead to conflict whether it is a nuclear deal. iran is in pursuit of a nuclear weapon. >> general, thank you. sobering analysis, we appreciate it. >> good talking to you. more legal setbacks for former president trump as he hits the trail with more midterm candidates. we'll discuss trump's troubles and whether all the investigations could put an end to his 24 hoax.

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well, she campaigned about it and she just talked about trump, we'll indict him. she knew nothing about me. >> former president trump is firing back at officer leticcia james. it is time now for our discussion. welcome to all of you, >> good to be here. >> good to see you, howie, let's start with you, the president now has multiple stakes and

multiple issues. now it is in court and the judges are starting to crackdown and not everything is going his way. >> well, i have conducted intensive review of this and i concluded that donald trump is spending a lot of money on lawyers. >> look, leticcia james did run for office and vowing to go after donald trump. she's out there accusing him of crimes she cannot back. and it seems to me that even republican senators are saying he can't just mentally declassify documents. there is one silver lining for donald trump. the more that he's pursued and persecuted his word, republicans feel that he's under attacked by his political enemies and he still has a lock on the nomination. >> politico goes to that point. this piece on thursday said his

troubles are mounting but his support are consolidated. the more democrats keep going after him, the better it is. it adds to his argument that the establishment and the deep state is after him. >> it does. donald trump is someone who's been able to avoid all rules of politics ever since he came on the political stage. he's said things and there had been allegations against him that we would take noun nearly any other political candidates. in this case, howie is right, he's got lawyers for a reason. it may not be the politics that brings him down but could be the legal system that brings him down. politically, it has been up in now and continue to be useful for him. >> okay, there is that argument and on the other side there are republicans who are looking at the midterms. they know democrats want to be talking about the former

president. there could be trace back to the emergent of trump. once again it is a dominant figure. i think it will hurt him long-term, katy, from dic dick wadhams. >> going back to 2016, they all propped up donald trump and thinking they can beat him but he beat hillary clinton in that election. donald trump is of course in the news with his legal woes and joe biden is at the top of the headline and that's good for them when it comes to inflation. it helps with republican voters in the sense that they do feel like the government repeatedly brought these charges against the president. they have not been able to prove them. here we go again with the department of justice and the attorney general who's running on reelection again of this idea going after donald trump. that's something they like when it comes the the narrative.

the legal system and federal law enforcement or state law enforcement should be used for political purposes rather than going after criminality. >> she did, leticia james talked about she would make this a big part of her job. trump's attorney said they are focusing on advancing their political agenda. >> first, it is amazing when politic politicians say they're going to investigate people and ta do it. if they get the majority, perhaps they'll do it. i don't know all the details around and the legalities of these things. thing that struck me the most and how it touched on it is a special master is trump's team and the justice department agreed to. the president said for a long time he declassified things and

stuff is planted. >> put up or shut up. >> i am trying to be kind. >> you can't say it and walk into court. to me whether it is a doj or leticia james, it seems to me what got the p president behind it, he would be a tough client. he's telling you something that he's not telling. >> well, he's keeping attorneys busy. i want to make sure we talk about this case in north dakota. this 18-year-old was killed by a 41-year-old man named shannon brandt. this was over a political dispute. tom evans, the founder, he tweeted this. cbs news does a 400-word where i up of the north dakota nut who

ran and killed the teenager. he thought the teen was a republican political extremie. this is a tragedy. >> i make it, it sounds like a much bigger story for someone to lose their life over a political dispollute. dispute. it seems like it has been treated as a mere footnote when it is a tragedy. >> would this be a different story if this person was an maga individual who mowed down an 18-year-old democrat, a young man. >> our prayers go to that family. we don't know all the facts yet. what's amazing to me is that this guy who killed this 18-year-old kid thought he may get some sympathy and thought he may get some kind of mitigating factors here if he said the kid was a republican or he had to

put up with it. we can't recognize or we may agree on something. to kill someone, and 18-year-old and whatever age he may be and political agreement. >> i want to get to you, katy. >> yeah, we have seen the media of race democrats from a lot of these stories and the las vegas tribune and journalist who was killed by the democrats and charged with murder and democratic politician, we saw a man who was upset about justice brett kavanaugh's pro-life views and abortion issue and trying to assassinate him outside his home. we have not heard the president talked about this case. maybe he should make a statement on this on the both sides of the isle. >> political rhetoric could be dangerous and it is dangerous on both sides.

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